Sustainable Mobility for All Mobility for the Future Susanna Zammataro, IRF, SuM4All Steering Committee Member UNRSC, Geneva, 4 October 2018

Delivering on the SDGs commitment from the international community requires sustainable mobility

Without transport…

Children cannot go to school

Farmers can’t take their goods to markets

Sick and injured can’t get to hospitals

There is limited access to jobs and prosperity

And yet, the world is off track on sustainable mobility

Many Excluded

450 M (est.)

people in Africa do not have access

to an all-weather road.

Gender Based Violence

6 in 10 women in

major Latin Americans cities are

subject to physical harassment using

transport systems.

High Logistical Costs

20% lower GDP

with no access to the sea.

Road traffic fatalities

97% of total fatalities in the

transport sector attributed to road

transport.

Air Pollution

3 M people killed by

ambient air pollution

annually.

Greenhouse Gas Emissions

23% of global energy related

greenhouse gas emissions attributed to the

transport sector.

Why a disconnect between ambition and reality?

Fragmentation: Multiple transport actors and stakeholders act in isolation

and work on an ad-hoc basis.

Lack of Leadership: Inability of an actor to provide legitimate leadership

on behalf of the entire sector.

No One Voice: The transport community failed to talk with one voice to

influence global processes, such as the SDG’s and the Climate Change

debate.

The Sustainable Mobility for All Initiative

Who We Are

A global consortium of leading transport organizations and

agencies committed to speaking with one voice and acting

collectively to transform the sector.

Countries Bilateral Donors

Multilateral

Development

Banks

Global Civil

Society

Organizations

UN Agencies,

Programs,

& Regional

Commissions

Research/

Academia

Non -

Governmental

Organizations

Private

Sector

Our Vision

To achieve sustainable mobility

Improved lives and livelihoods of billions of people across the

world—their health, their environment, their quality of life—and

climate change stabilized over the long term.

Reduce the

environmental impact of

mobility (GHG

emissions, noise and air

pollution)

GREEN

Avoid fatalities, injuries,

and crashes from

transport mishaps

SAFETY

Connect all people and

communities to

economic and social

opportunities, including

women

UNIVERSAL ACCESS

Increase predictability,

reliability and cost-

effectiveness of

transport systems and

services

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1. The Global Mobility Report 2017

First-ever multi-agency assessment of the state of the

transport sector, across modes and globally.

http://www.sum4all.org/publications/global-mobility-report-2017

Identifies the status of mobility today, and sets a vision for

2030/50

2. The Global Tracking Framework

To measure progress, the report proposes a Global Tracking

Framework (GTF) that covers existing targets and relevant

transport-related indicators, including those already identified as

part of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

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3. The Global Roadmap of Action

• A set of policy recommendations and actions that countries can take to achieve sustainable mobility.

• It will be global in nature with some specificity for example by region, by income group, etc.

• The roadmap will be informed by both data and existing conventions/agreements.

Open consultation on the GRA

Your input is needed to ensure that the final Roadmap is a

comprehensive, inclusive, and practical guide for decision-makers,

the private sector, and implementers.

GRA to be posted online for feedback November – December 2018

Contact SuM4All to learn more: sum4all@worldbank.org

www.sum4all.org

SuM4All Governance Structure

The Consortium*

Membership: 53 leading transport organizations and agencies,

including multilateral development banks, UN agencies and programs,

private sector and civil society, which signed the SuM4All Charter

Roles and responsibilities:

• Actively participate and contribute substantively to the initiative (6

technical working groups + Consortium Meetings held twice a year)

• Implement gender equality as an integral part of their membership

• Share SuM4All work and accomplishments at their events

* Formal governance structure for SuM4All established in January 2017.

Our Members • Agence Française de Développement (AFD)

• Air Transport Action Group (ATAG)

• Asian Development Bank (ADB)

• Banco de Desarrollo de América Latina (CAF)

• Clean Air Asia

• ClimateWorks Foundation

• Department for International Development

• Despacio

• European Cyclists’ Federation (ECF)

• Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA)

• FIA Foundation

• German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation

and Development

• Global Alliance of NGOs for Road Safety

• Institute for Sustainable Development and

International Relations (IDDRI)

• Institute for Transportation and Development Policy

(ITDP)

• Inter-American Development Bank (IDB)

• International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)

• International Federation of Pedestrians (IFP)

• International Maritime Organization (IMO)

• International Road Assessment Programme (iRAP)

• International Road Federation (IRF)

• International Road Transport Union (IRU)

• International Transport Workers' Federation

• International Transport Forum at the OECD (ITF-

OECD)

• International Union of Railways (UIC)

• Islamic Development Bank (IsDB)

• KfW

• Michelin

• MobiliseYourCity

• Paris Process on Mobility and Climate (PPMC)

• Partnership on Sustainable Low Carbon Transport

(SLoCaT)

• POLIS

• Sustainable Transport Africa

• Research for Community Access Partnership

(ReCAP)

• Smart Freight Center

• Red Dot

• UN Conference on Trade & Development (UNCTAD)

• UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs

(UNDESA)

• UN Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE)

• UN Economic and Social Commission for Asia and

the Pacific (UNESCAP)

• UN Economic Commission for Latin America and the

Caribbean (ECLAC)

• UN Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat)

• UN Office of the High Representative for the Least

Developed Countries Landlocked Developing

Countries and Small Island Developing States (UN-

OHRLLS)

• Union Internationale des Transports Publics (UITP)

• University of Southern California

• Walk 21

• World Bicycle Relief

• World Bank (WB)

• World Health Organization (WHO)

• World Business Council for Sustainable

Development (WBCSD)

• World Resources Institute (WRI)

• World Road Association – PIARC

• Wuppertal Institut

The Steering Committee*

Membership: 15 seats elected for two years. Private sector (Michelin,

FIA); MDBs (CAF, WB); civil society (SloCat, IRF); bilateral donors

(BMZ, DFID), and working group leads (FIA Foundation, WRI, WHO,

UNECE, RECAP, UITP)

Roles and responsibilities:

• Steer the initiative (work plan, funding, priorities)

• Participate actively in monthly SC meetings

• Act collectively to conceptualize and implement sustainable

mobility solutions and mobilize financing

• Promote sustainable mobility as a top priority in the global

development agenda

• Enhance coordination and collaboration within the transport space

* Formal governance structure for SuM4All established in January 2017.

The Secretariat*

Hosted by the World Bank

Roles and responsibilities:

• Provide thought leadership for the initiative

• Propose work program and devise/support processes and content

to implement

• Facilitate the delivery and production of products

• Produce and manages SuM4All website

• Coordinate/deliver outreach activities

• Provide content/coordinate logistics for monthly Steering

Committee meetings and Consortium meetings

• Fund-raise and administer financial resources

* Formal governance structure for SuM4All established in January 2017.

Meet the Secretariat

Dr. Nancy Vandycke

Program Manager .

Shokraneh Minovi

Partnerships.

Emiye Deneke

Program Assistant .

Yohan Senarath

Communications.

Hong Yang

Research – Asia Focus .

Gurpreet Sehmi

Research – Africa Focus .

Muneeza Alam

Research & Data.

Javier Morales Sarriera

Research & Data.

The Policy Advisory Council*

Membership: high-level representatives of countries and cities

Roles and responsibilities:

• Act as a sounding board on the policy content of the initiative and

products—for example, on the Global Roadmap of Action

• Play an active role in the implementation of ideas, projects, and

policy actions supported by the initiative

• Act as the platform for cross-country/city experience and learning

• Co-chair the Consortium Meeting (twice a year)

* Under discussion with the Steering Committee. Not yet established.

www.sum4all.org